The Indiana Department of Transportation officially marked the start of its 2025 construction season Wednesday afternoon. It recognized National Work Zone Awareness Week as maintenance and construction projects begin across the state.
INDOT Commissioner Lyndsay Quist was joined by Secretary of Transportation and Infrastructure Matt Ubelhor, Indiana Constructors Inc., Indiana State Police, agency employees, and industry partners near the I-65 Safety and Efficiency project site on the south side of Indianapolis to announce $3.3 billion in transportation infrastructure projects set to take place this year.
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